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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1938)
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 193«. THE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON North Bend Bulldogs Work Progresses on Give Lions First Channel Deepening Defeat of Season /is ■ • —I _ A WPA crew of 12 men have been making steady progress In deepening the channel of the <By H. S Reporter. I Coast Fork through Cottage The Cottage Grove I Jon« met Grove, by removing a ledge of with their first defeat in thre«’ bedrock that has been a factor In starts at the hands of North Bend «lowing down the current through on the Bulldogs’ home field Sat th«* city. urday to th«« tun«* of 19 to 6. A channel from 25 to 30 feet Th«* Bulldog« enjoyed a gotxl wi<|<* is being blasted from almoat weighty advantage. Thi« combined solid rock for a distance of 200 with the speedy running of Mari feet on the w«*«t bank of the riv- on Susick, Bulldog fullback, gave er. a «hort di«tance north of the the North Bend team the victory. Main «treet bridge. Thi« project Cottage Grove took the ball on w part of Cottage Grove’« flood the opening kick-off and pushed control plan, into North Bend territory only to Blasting hits been underway for lose the ball on down«. a week and the rocks, after being After exchanging th«* Itall sev broken loose, arc removed from eral times North Bend scorwl th«* river with a "donkey." They when Susick went off-tackle and will be use«l for a retaining wall ran 30 yards for a touchdown. later. To avoid danger from fall The try for point failed. ing rocks, th«* blasting is done The Lions tmik th«* ball and under a "mat" of logs. With the work««d it deep into North Bend exception of the donkey which territory on a series of passes. A has been rented from the county, J mi ** Patton to Davenport, was most of the equipment usiM, in- good for the «core. The try for eluding a compressor and jack point fail««d. hammer have been leased from Twice mor«« Susick scored. the Mt States construction com Once from the 55-yard line and pany in Eugene. Tom Nelson 1« oner from the 25-yard line. One in charg«* of the blasting. try for point was good. In order to speed up the work Davenport and Patton In the as much as possible, before the backflcki and Spies and McKib rainy season starts, th«* crow will ben In th«* line were th«« outstand I m * divided into two units. In or ing players on the Lions' first der that work will not be halted string while Earl, Lusk and Zim- when the workmen have put In rnerly took honors for the «uh«. their allott«*d number of hours The most outstanding tackle of per month. City Engineer L. W. the game wa* made when McKib- Coiner stated Wednesday. While it is not expected that !»en tackled Susick after a long run. th«* deepening of the channel at this point will prevent major The Lineup«. (Cottage Grove North Bend floods, when conditions are right I lendriclu LE Miller for them. It Is believed that the Randall LT Anderson deepening of the channel will aid Whitlock LG Jansen in preventing minor floods, when McCoy C Emmett the river channel In Its old con McKibben RG Sprague dition was able to carry all but Blake RT Franson a small portion of the water RE (Trowel), D. Aubrey Crowell, S. Q I >avrnport RH Wallace Newton IJl Kelly Hatten Susick 150 Attend Pomona Rites for Mrs. Potts Grange Meeting Are Held Tuesday Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Etta Griffin Potts, aged 63, were held from the Mills chapel at 2:30 Tu«*sday with the Rev. James A. Smith. Presbyterian minister, officiating. Burial was made in (he Masonic-I.O.O.F. cemetery. Death came to Mrs. 1*0118 last Saturday evening at 1243 Jef- fenon street. She was one of the pioneers of this section and had moved to Oregon in a covered wagon in IWO. She had resided here continuously «Ince that time and soon would have lived in this section sixty years. Surviving arc th«* husband, James Potts, a son Raymond Potts, a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Nect, both of Cottage Grove; four sisters, Mrs. Ida Spray of Chico, California; Mrs. Bessie Smith of Harris, Minnesota. and Mmes. Annie Petrie and Bertha Me- Queen of Cottage* Grove and three brotheni, William Griffin of Ixia Angeles, California, and Jes sie and Albert Griffin of Cottage Grove. Duplicating Supplies. Sentinel. Subordinate grange officers of Lane Pomona, about 150. were in attendance at an afternoon and night meeting at Eugene Satur- day. Prominent state officers of the grange including Ray. W Gill. master. Morton Tompkins, over seer; Bertha J. Beck, state sec retary, and Lecturer Thiesen and others of the state grange were on hand. This meeting was for the pur- pose of instructing the subordin ate officers in the rites of the grange. At the meeting Saturday night the fifth and sixth degrees were conferred and those taking the work will be eligible to enter the seventh degree which will be con- ferred at the annual national convention of grange at Portland in November. ------------------------ Mosby Creek (Special) Rufus Rawlings, pioneer Mosby Creek resident, and Cora J. Corbis were united In marriage Saturday eve ning at the Rawlings home before a large gathering of old friends. Cake, sandwiches and coffee were served following the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Smith. IRISH-SWARTZ, INC Phone 53 or 54 We are now handling the Westco line of water pumps for deep and shallow wells. ONLY ONE MOVING PART WESTCO PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS Let electricity pump your water and give you city conveniences with a Westco pump. All sizes, priced right. Gall and see them. Brisbane Electric 845 MAIN — PHONE 73 Two Free City Deliveries Daily Save Your H-D and Otter Brand Labels. They Are Valuable SPECIAL H-D CANNED GOODS SALE H-D PEACHES H-D PINEAPPLE H-D PEAS Fancy Sliced or Crushed. 1 Free With 12. No. 2% Cans 2 cans 29c 1 Can Free With 12 H-D APRICOTS No. 2 Cans—Tiny Sweet H-D PINEAPPLE 12—$1.00 2 cans...... 35c 8 oz. Crushed. 1 Can Free With 12. 1 Can Free With 12 H-D CORN H-D PEAS No. 2 ( -ans Whole Kernel or Cream, 1 Free with 12 Early Garden No. 303 Cans Fancy, No. 2% Cans 2 cans 35c 1 Can Free With 12 H-D STRING BEANS No. 2l/2 Cans. 1 Can Free With 12 OTTER Minced CLAMS 2—39c 1 Can Free With 12. H-D F’CY PUMPKIN No. 2^ Cans. 2 cans...... 25 2for Fancy Cut, No. 2 Cans. 1 Can Free With 12. H-D FANCY KRAUT 2«», 3 «- 25c OTTER SHRIMP 3 cans 1 Can Free With 12. Otter Oysters 3for 35 Fancy c° j ve Qn Free Wjth 12 cans If you wish to buy an assortment of H-D or Otter Canned Goods we will give 1 No. 2 Can H-D Grapefruit Juice or 1 No. 303 can H-D Early Garden Peas Free with the assorted dozen. Be sure and save all your H-D or Otter labels to apply on a set of dishes—See them on display here. 3 for 49 Can 10e 16-oz. cans ^9 Kraft Dinners Tobacco Prince Albert or Velvet Geo. Washington 16-oz. cans 4Qc A x Cigarettes 10c Sellers 89c Carton ’1.15 Carton No Sales to Dealers String Beans PEAS Golden Bantam 3 cans Dozen 2 for 25c Sellers Cash Price by Carton CORN RAISINS Yamhill 25c 95c 3 cans Dozen 95c Irish’s Special Flour Lane County’s Most Popular Hardwheat Guaranteed Hardwheat $1.29 49-lb. bag Seedless 3 cans Dozen Peter Pan Flour 49-lb. bag WESTCO WATER PUMPS - 95c VaHey Rose Flour 49-lb. bag $1.15 California Fresh Dates 99c Per Pound 9 Make Your Fruit Cake Now. We have a Fresh Supply of Citron, Orange, Lemon Peel, Candied Cherries, Candied Pine apple, Bleached Raisins. Fine Cane Cash Price 100 p°unds $4.89 WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE IRISH-McBROOM MEAT DEP’T FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS MUTTON (While It Lasts) Pound 11c Legs................. Shoulders....... Pound 10c .3 pounds 10c Stew................. .2 pounds 17c Chops.............. Shoulder 15c Veal Steak Salt Pork Lean Streaked Pound 15c By the Piece Pound 23c Bacon Chili Bricks 15c Cottage Cheese Quart 27c Mince Meat 2 p°un<is 23c Gr’d Beef Usua| 3 'h"- 29c Pure Lard Carsten’s 4 pounds 39c
